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  • Hi,

    I bought a "LSC Smart Dimmer Switch" from Action in France for around 10€.

    It is a wall switch, working on a battery consisting of:

    - A WB3S module (WiFi with a BK7231T)
    - A Tuya MCU with no reference written
    - A rotary switch with an integrated push button
    - 2 LEDs:
    - One that seems RGB (seems connecter to the TuyaMCU)
    - One green (seems to be related to the charge function)
    - A power switch
    - A reset button
    - A 3.7V battery
    - A USB C connector use to charge the battery

    Here is the circuit:
    LSC Smart Dimmer Switch teardown

    Work is in progress to make it work with OpenBekenIOT :)
    https://github.com/openshwprojects/OpenBK7231T_App/issues/291#


    Best,
    Adrien

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    Bacto
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  • #2 20239692
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home
    As said on Github, full packet capture would be nice, both queries and replies.

    A full Action item model or index also would be helpful. Anyway, thanks for teardown, it will be added to our online database soon.

    BTW: Are all buttons and LEDs connected to TuyaMCU, even the reset button?
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  • #3 20239779
    Bacto
    Level 3  
    I'm not sure 100% but it seems that the RGB LED and power/reset button are connected to the TuyaMCU while the green LED is connected to the charging circuit.
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  • #4 20347053
    HumbleDeer
    Level 4  
    Bacto wrote:
    I'm not sure 100% but it seems that the RGB LED and power/reset button are connected to the TuyaMCU while the green LED is connected to the charging circuit.


    I can confirm your guess or look-see about the green LED is correct. Green LED with LED1 as designator is connected to the five pin chip labeled "B5UD" of which I can find NO info at all but suspect it to be an LTC4054 (TP4054 in China) clone. The pinout matches, to the details of the CHRG pin being an open collector input, the program pin being used for current setting, and its behaviour with the LED blinking rapidly when the charger is connected without a battery. This is typical textbook LTC4054 behaviour.
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  • #5 20372715
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home
    I am adding missing information to devices list, do anyone know an Action Store article number or any other ID for this device?
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  • #6 20372786
    HumbleDeer
    Level 4  
    ean 8712879149514
    art no 3006033
    unknown number 970806 (no designation on box)
  • #7 20399701
    bmarchais
    Level 5  
    Hey !

    I just flash my LSC smart dimmer and I wonder if anyone has a pin configuration guideline ?

    Thanks !
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  • #8 20596772
    cece94
    Level 1  
    Good night everyone,

    my lsc smart dimmer is flashed too with OpenBK7231T 1.17.130 firmware.

    now i search for the configuration. i only found that if i put P11 (TXD1) => Btn whith channel 1 an 2
    AND channel 1 mode = toggle / channel 2 mode = dimmer

    sometime, there is some reaction on press or turn the button...

    Someone have more information to configure this smart dimmer ?

    thank you for reading and sorry for my bad english ^^
  • #9 20596880
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home
    This device seems to have some kind of custom protocol. I would need your support to know what kind of packets is sent.

    Can someone do UART capture on this device before flashing OBK or just flash OBK, set "startDriver TuyaMCU" into the startup command, reboot (of course), and then start playing with knob and see what kind of TuyaMCU packets are received in the Web App->Logs tab?
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  • #10 20611754
    quirionais34
    Level 1  
    Hi, I captured the logs of the rotary coder :
    LSC Smart Dimmer Switch teardown

    And the button :
    LSC Smart Dimmer Switch teardown

    That’s what you wanted ?
    I await your feedback.
  • #11 20744849
    kopacztorfu2137
    Level 2  
    Anyone managed to make this device not batch up packets? Its response time is terrible sometimes.
  • #12 20744899
    p.kaczmarek2
    Moderator Smart Home
    Are you referring to Tuya firmware or OBK?
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  • #13 20744976
    kopacztorfu2137
    Level 2  
    Both, I'm tired of this dimmer needing 101010 clicks to respond, and dimming lights through entire spectrum at once and will accept any solution.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around the teardown of the LSC Smart Dimmer Switch, which features a WB3S WiFi module, a Tuya MCU, and various components including LEDs and a rotary switch. Users are collaborating to understand the device's functionality, particularly in relation to its integration with OpenBekenIOT. Key points include the connection of the RGB LED and power/reset button to the TuyaMCU, while the green LED is linked to the charging circuit. Participants are sharing insights on pin configurations, UART packet captures, and issues with response times when using the device. There is a call for further information on the device's custom protocol and suggestions for improving its performance.
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